Condolence Book for
Brian Brady
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My deepest sympathy, Phyllis and family on the death of your beloved husband and Dad, Brian! You often told me of his illness when you came to cook for the Brothers in Glasthule. You carried his suffering, too, Phyllis. You did all you could for him in the circumstances, during his illness. Brian is at peace at last, his suffering is no more. May he rest in perfect peace!
Deepest sympathies to Phyllis, Fergal, Noreen, Sean and all the grandkids.
We were really sorry to miss the funeral as we are in Perth visiting our own grandchild.
But, at least, thanks to rip.ie, we saw it all on screen. Can we say that you did him proud. Your love for him and his love for you all came shining through. It was lovely that you were able to celebrate a wonderful life, it was hard to hold back the tears with Fergal's superb eulogy. I had quite a few enjoyable chats with Brian at the front gate, and they usually came round to rugby at some stage. He was an absolute gentleman. He will really be missed on Adelaide Road.
We were really sorry to miss the funeral as we are in Perth visiting our own grandchild.
But, at least, thanks to rip.ie, we saw it all on screen. Can we say that you did him proud. Your love for him and his love for you all came shining through. It was lovely that you were able to celebrate a wonderful life, it was hard to hold back the tears with Fergal's superb eulogy. I had quite a few enjoyable chats with Brian at the front gate, and they usually came round to rugby at some stage. He was an absolute gentleman. He will really be missed on Adelaide Road.
Deepest sympathy to Phyllis, Noreen, Fergal, Seán and to Brians grandchildren and siblings. May he rest in peace and may you be comforted by nice memories. (Eileen, widow of Donal - your neighbour Maureens family)
We never knew your dad, Noreen… but reading the condolences it is clear we obviously missed out. We both extend our sincere sympathy to you and the entire family.
May he rest well now.
May he rest well now.
I first met Brian in 1967 in the "Zambia's First Multiracial Bar" run by Mr Noyi in Mongu.
Brian was one of the most sociable of men. At the time when Zambia was feeling its way towards racial harmony after years of racial segregation, Brian was blind to all differences of colour, race and religion.
He was a great conversationalist with topics covering sport, politics, literature re and, sometimes, religion.
He was popular among his students and fellow teachers. He had various nicknames: "MATINDA" a Zambian song which always started him dancing at parties and in the bars.
"Brain Brandy" by Zambians who were tongue-tied by his real name.
"Uncle Airport" by our daughters when they saw using his bald head as a landing strip.
Brian contributed much to the new Zambia's drive for education at both secondary school and teacher training level.
He was a good man in Africa - honest, friendly and entertaining.
Brian was one of the most sociable of men. At the time when Zambia was feeling its way towards racial harmony after years of racial segregation, Brian was blind to all differences of colour, race and religion.
He was a great conversationalist with topics covering sport, politics, literature re and, sometimes, religion.
He was popular among his students and fellow teachers. He had various nicknames: "MATINDA" a Zambian song which always started him dancing at parties and in the bars.
"Brain Brandy" by Zambians who were tongue-tied by his real name.
"Uncle Airport" by our daughters when they saw using his bald head as a landing strip.
Brian contributed much to the new Zambia's drive for education at both secondary school and teacher training level.
He was a good man in Africa - honest, friendly and entertaining.
So sorry to hear of Brian's death. I knew Brian and his wife and children when we worked together in a Training Centre near Zawia, Libya. A lovely man. Condolences to his Family. May he rest in peace.
My sympathy to the Brady Family on your loss.
Dearest Phillis sister and friend condolences to you and your family Noreen fergul and Shone So sorry May his soul rest in eternal peace 🙏
Dear Sibuku-Phyllis, Fergal, Noreen & Seán, please accept my sincere condolences on your bereavement. Brian was a truly exceptional gentleman, erudite, witty and warm-hearted. May he enjoy the light of heaven, and may you find great comfort and inspiration in your memories of such a wonderful husband, father, friend and neighbour!
Phillips dearest friend and sister condolences to you and your family May Brian's soul resting in eternal peace ✌️ ❤️ 🙏
To the Brady Family,
I have offered Mass for Brian.
May he rest in peace.
I have offered Mass for Brian.
May he rest in peace.
Noreen, Fergal, Sean and auntie Phillis. You are in my thoughts and prayers. May uncle Brian’s soul rest in peace.
I am so sorry to hear of Brian's death. my condolence ro the Brady family. May he rest in peace.
Sincere condolences to you all on the passing of your dad Brian (RIP).
with love, Isabella, Laura & Alistair McAllister
with love, Isabella, Laura & Alistair McAllister
I'm so sorry for your loss Sibuku.
The struggle is ended for Brian. May he rest in eternal peace.
My condolences to Noreen, Fergal, Sean and all the grandchildren.
The struggle is ended for Brian. May he rest in eternal peace.
My condolences to Noreen, Fergal, Sean and all the grandchildren.
May he rest in peace. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Dear Noreen ,
We swapped many a story about our slightly eccentric dad's over the yrs.They were what could only be described as great characters.
I know you,yr mum Fergal and Sean along with the kids,especially Oisin will miss him terribly.
He had a life well lived full of love and laughter and was well minded to the very end.
May he rest in peace after his tough final few months.The world has lost a great man. Xx
We swapped many a story about our slightly eccentric dad's over the yrs.They were what could only be described as great characters.
I know you,yr mum Fergal and Sean along with the kids,especially Oisin will miss him terribly.
He had a life well lived full of love and laughter and was well minded to the very end.
May he rest in peace after his tough final few months.The world has lost a great man. Xx
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